All out would be the production rate when oil prices were well in excess of $100/Bbl. It isn't much different now. They could punch more holes and put in bigger and bigger submersible pumps. Most of that effort will go towards cycling ever more water.
A question remains from the failed IPO. Did they ever subject the reserves to an audit by D&M? If they did, are they afraid to reveal the numbers? If not, why?
As a country, IMO what will happen is an acceleration in renewables generation so that net oil exports can go up even as they struggle to cycle more water.
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